[SPRITES] Spriting Carnival!!

[NMN_Paul]

Good work on the Vore btw NMN

[wildweasel]

Some sci-fi looking infantry that I'm working on. The green details are meant to be easily Translatable in DECORATE.

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Sorry about your post having laid dormant for so long - I approved this one and got rid of the other one (as it was a duplicate).

[Eriance]

@NMN: Sprites

Spoiler:

[Gez]

This looks like something that'll fit directly into doom 64

That vore would be a good revenant substitute for Doom 64.

???

I think it'd fit nicely in Classic PC Doom alongside the Scrag Wicked; but I'm really not seeing Midwayness in it.

[Megaherz]

Sorry about your post having laid dormant for so long - I approved this one and got rid of the other one (as it was a duplicate).

Ah, thanks. I thought maybe the post didn't register at first as I'm used to just ignoring the after-post message in other forums.

[NMN_Paul]

@ Eriance -

Honored hearing that from you

EDIT:
Working on Vore's walking anims. Pain in the butt >_< But the satisfaction's worth it

@ Megaherz - I like that sci fi marine! Willing to make a full set?

[NeuralStunner]

Paint Shop Pro

Version 7.2 was the last hurrah before Corel bought out Jasc, and turned the program into a slow, bloated piece of crap. (AKA Photoshop clone.)

I think the last version of Animation Shop was 3.11, which is newer than the one that's bundled with PSP7. And yeah, it has an animation preview. (The best part is how the two programs can interact: AS can export frames to PSP as a layered image, which can then send them back after editing. This is handy because AS's editing tools are a pathetic subset.)

Anyway, my main complaints about PSP7 arethat its shape tools are horridly inaccurate (forcing me to use MS paint to get a decent circle), and its PSD importer chokes on gradient layers. (PSP has no equivalent. )

[Megaherz]

@ Megaherz - I like that sci fi marine! Willing to make a full set?

That is the plan. Going to do 1-2 frames (with respective rotations) every day.

[Tormentor667]

But I'll always be inferior to Vader and Eriance

Maybe in terms of speed, but not in terms of quality anymore.

[NMN_Paul]

Still working on those frames...

[Gothic]

here it is, i think all is here.

Spoiler:

sweeeeeeeeeettt!1

[neoworm]

here it is, i think all is here.

Spoiler:

You are that Gaston16 guy I was persuading on youtube to upload your wads somewhere! Well, I would be still interested in the actual wads.

[BigProjectAlone]

BLOX: thats really better i take it

[Megaherz]

Some tasty drugs. Should probably be rescaled if you want to use it.

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[Paul]

I did one sprite for a warhammer monster... This guy is based anatomically off of a warhammer 40k tzeentch horror model, but I did all the coloring myself.
It is too bad I don't know how to do any other rotations, let alone animate the guy. With 4 arms and such un-subtle movements, he would look like he was dancing even more than a revenant! The shading around the edges is a bit rough, but I like how it turned out.




Any advice on how I could finish this guy?

I just mainly have no idea how he could move... The way he is shaped and all those extra limbs... How would two sets of arms move in relation to the rest of the body while walking?

Could somebody maybe draw me a stick-figure version of how he could possibly move? I just can't make heads or tails of it. But if somebody could manage to figure that out, I might be able to make the whole set (at least for the front frames)